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Unexpected winter turtle eggs are viable

Gentle yet ecstatic exclamations of excitement were shared at the Maroochydore Depot on 13 August, when Leigh Warneminde placed the first turtle egg of...

Call immediately to save a wild life

If you see a koala on the ground and not moving it is not normal, but if reported quickly may mean the difference between...

Serious laughs raising money for prostate cancer

The second annual Prostate Cancer Awareness lunch at the Noosa Tigers AFL clubrooms was a sell-out event, raising over $130,000 for the cause on Tuesday...

Surf’s up for Cooper

At just 19-years-of-age, local surfer Cooper Davies has been smashing goals in the world of surfing, once again achieving great success at this years...

Noosa’s volunteers learn how to be eco-friendly

Seventy of Tourism Noosa’s volunteers have successfully completed the Noosa Eco Check 2.0. training course with flying colours. Following on from the recent launch of...

Winning Wakakirri performance

What happens when you put 41 dedicated learners with a love of The Arts, together with a great story? A winning Wakakirri performance! Sunshine...

Dangerous items dumped on kerb

Finding massive piles of waste during kerbside collection, well in excess of the 3m stipulation and containing dangerous and prohibited materials, is not an...

Go bingo for neonatals

Drag Queen Bingo on the last Wednesday of the month at Tewantin Noosa RSL has been sold out every month. It’s no surprise...

Maroochy airport turns 60

Sunshine Coast Airport and Sunshine Coast Aero Club celebrated 60 years of flights into Sunshine Coast Airport last week. On 14 August 1959, pilots Roy...

Baby carry made easy

Necessity is the mother of invention, they say, and that was the case for the Mumsie and now the Dadsie baby wear, created by...

Walk or wheel on Wednesday

Walking, Wheeling Wednesdays has kicked off at three local schools, helping to keep kids active, while reducing traffic congestion. To encourage families to join the...

Students top geography test

Many of St Andrew’s Anglican College secondary students took part in the prestigious Australian Geography Competition at the beginning of this school year, competing...

Construction complete on much-wanted pedestrian bridge

Pedestrians, including school children, will now have safer journeys thanks to a new bridge in Eumundi. The pedestrian bridge, which spans the North Maroochy River...

Raising your voice